Examples of using To be recognised in English and their translations into Hungarian
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It also provides for certain zones to be recognised as protected zones.
I don't want to be recognised in the street.
Cookies enable the Internet browser to be recognised again.
I didn't want to be recognised on the street.
You can't afford to be recognised.
Someone from Sister Paul's past clearly didn't want to be recognised.
The European Union wants professional qualifications to be recognised in the United States
Because of its essential social function the family has the right for its specific identity to be recognised and not confused with other forms of coexistence.
It first examines whether the applicant fulfils the criteria to be recognised as a refugee according to law.
They need to be recognised and valued: their multifunctionality needs to be valued,
public bodies to be recognised as breed societies in accordance with Article 4(3);
It also allows for court judgements in one Member State to be recognised in another.
Interaction between EU and partner countries' citizens, in particular young people, needs to be recognised as a promoter and monitor of change
the adding Croatian diplomas to the lists of national professional qualifications to be recognised by a host Member State.
The Refugee Commissioner first examines whether the applicant fulfils the criteria to be recognised as a refugee according to law.
robustness are harmonised in order for them to be recognised throughout the Union.
situation surrounding rights and freedoms- as has been the case in Russia in the last two years- needs to be recognised and remedied now.
their respective cookie IDs allow your browser to be recognised.
achieving a major power status, seeks to be recognised as a regional power that is the guarantor of security in the Indian Ocean region.
By 2030 we want Oxfordshire to be recognised for its economic success,